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fTTK ffOSTOV DAILY CLOnE 1WTMY, rfCBuint YS35 1 6T1GE TODJY Jflng KiWl DiWree ir al a li.o l.n.ii.uj hii Brtwti f-tf Wl Release of Uncemored'3'U rum A af Hat HOLLYWOOD. Pee. 27 AP Jan Russell in SID th subject rr- BmiN OU-tCTCUl M-O-M MUBlCALBI a. "5 1 'for Howard Hiighrs latest Msotiotlon with Hughn uti! (John Mnr innn inf MISS ALISON A. t0 WiU daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James itm Frederick Ramsay of Yon. Joseph Murphy of Buffalo. N. is announced by her who announce her engagement to'psrents, Mr.

and Mrs. Radcliffs Jicejues Harlow of North Easton. I Morrill of Concord. 4." 1 1 WELCOME 'a a CILtllATI WW YIAR'S IVI IN THI TIRRACI ROOM UEttxiE AD HIS ORCHESTRA make your reservations n6wi Call Mr. Baumti I IIAnrork 6-2000 I v.

I i HOTEL STAT LEU AMUSEMENTS SUBURBAN ARLINGTON RgOiaJT PAN" Titkat. iocs sudsor oiviil" BACK BAY a 7 5- i STARTS THURSDAY! LOEWS state a orpheum SOCIETY: Miss McCreary, Godfrey Birckhead Engaged By MARJOR1E W. SHERMAN Tn.r..in. CHRISTMAS AND WEDD1NQ BOSTON i PREMIERE WED. 8:40 P.

M. JTO Love TICHNICOLOW CINERAMA YOU DON'T NEED CLASSES! CAt VoVtYWOoV VrVmIERC WED. DEC. 30th at 8:40 P.M.. Knnr i kiii nnm thin rHIHIKMMK TO 4IMM1 ri.MI (xalrf CwKlff MaN (Veart faML 9Dm.m.

tnrio ara those of nost-debutante Jean'gether for postdebutante Joyctj The Only really vein wonder of the motion victure world! nATDTPTA A Ml anniversaries will come close to Bisbee. daughter of Mrs. Elliot W. Bisbee of Louisburg and Jerome E. Andrews Jr.

of Ando-ver, who were married at 3 o'clock yesterday. Rev. Charles E. Park performed the ceremony at th Chapel of the Middlesex School in Concord. Mrs.

David Zamore (Alice Bisbee came on from Montclair, N. for Christmas and for tha wedding to serve as matron cf honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Sheila Guild of Charles River and Gale Andres. Miss Nancy Daniels, and Mrs. John Moore of Concord The bride, who was presented to society here during the 1949-50 season, studied at Winsor and RadclifTe, from which she graduated in June.

Mr. Andrews, who is the son ot Mr and Mrs. J. Edson Andrews of Andover, prepared at St Paul's School for Harvard and the Harvard Law School. He and his bride plan to live in Boston.

DEAN OF RADCUFFE CRAD- I'tf sninni tniir The BOSTON is the only theatre in New England that can Vat mnP UST 4 OATS ur user cafu- uPTauin MtkMlm's llTTllBQyiOSmTllEJtW 6ELMONT A ni tl, lt lrr. hMI ll't'tl, Mr iuiit, ('Mi KMnty h.d Utr caal, HURRY! POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS 4 THEATRES MAIDEN GRANADA cm. i-n uiiiiix ewtiM sum ctr "LITTLE BOY LOST" Joan Lead "FLIGHT NURSg" la cmiMiMti iiTUC nnoci HH f'l AUDITORIUM In. S. HnHnun "GLASS WEBB" Bmi4 o'Cio "rsAacis caviss BIS TOWN' Starts Jan.

"MARTIN LUTHER" Mictay Splllana's THE JURY" Ce. M.nlKa.ft "CUM BELT" T'iHt MEDFORC MEDFORO Claik 6klt-a Cartm 'MOCAMBO" Sat. in. Clmii fw -itmios ss tAia' MELROSE MELROSE "Crinr tfti" Slruk "CRAZV LEGS" tmk "SEA OF LOST SHIPS" NEEDHAM PAOAMOUNT 9:00 rn. NlinlSi" Calar 1:40 Vim Nilia Wlaai tt Calar KKitia Mai.

W. 0iiM CarlMa Fullral akot' 4 CailtIK "lack 4 Bainstalt" "liitli aauaia' NORWOOD NORWOOD Nat. 11:45 (H. Cnirt. 6'JO data.

"LITTLE HOY LOST" D. Haymta "Cruielng Down tha Rlef" QUINCY ma Cpoah. "LITTLE BOV LOST STRAND "Crulaln' Down tha River" REVERE REVERE OImmy'i "fraolar at Irn tmilatn" "ALL BROTHERS WERE VALIANT" ROXBURY EGLESTON Robert Taylor "All Tha Brothera Ware Valiant" "SLAVES OF BABYLON" SAUGUS CENTER Walt Oitnay'a "PETER PAN" STATE J. CHaotlar "EAST SF SUMATSA' SOMERVILLE TEELE BROADWAY "PETER PAN" John Hodiak-John "MISSION OVER KOREA" SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY Walt Duney "PETER PAN" Junale Jim "Valley of Headhunlere' alao "BEAR COUNTRY" 2 Cartoona 8TRAND Matinee 9 Cartoona Vaa Htllln "Wlntl al tkt Raak" T'ttltr "MEXICAN MANHUNT" Gtartl Brant SOUTH STATION WWEat IS Jo. rruiun SEA lis va WINCHESTER i I Eithtr WilliaRK-Frrnamla Lamatr I DUNGERQIIft WHFM VFTl I I In Technicolor I THE LAST POSSE Bradarlck Crawltnt Jaha Otrtk AMI VN (affrAtt; ON Out ai WIDE-VISION SCREEN! ijTTrnTTrrrTrri i Miraclefin m- yftffi McCreary to Godfrey Birckhead: Miss Alison Ann Murphy to Jacques Harlow, and Miss Patricia Ann Morrill to William rredencK Ramsay.

In Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. McCreary. are an nouncing the engagement of their post-debutante daughter.

Jean Huntley, to Godfiey Malbone Birckhead of Savannah. Ga son nf Mrs. Malbone H. Birckhead of Baltimore and the late Rev. Birckhead.

Miss McCreary. a graduate of Brimmer and May School, is completing her studies at Wheelock College. She made her debut in the 1949-'50 season, and is a mem ber of the Vincent Club. Her fiance prepared at Groton for Harvard College, class of 1952. and is a member of Phoenix-S.

and Hasty Pudding-Institute of 1770. From Buffalo, N. comes the announcement by Mr. and Mrs James Joseph Murphy of the e-gagement of their daughter. Alison Ann, to Jacques Harlow son of Mrs.

John M. Harlow V-4U HI- nui in cosivii auu llic idle uu Harlow. Miss Alison graduated from Elmwood Franklin School, the Buffalo Seminary, and is a senior at Vassar College. Mr. Harlow graduated from Dartmouth Col lege with the class of 1950.

and is a member of the faculty of the Nichols School in Buffalo. In Concord. Mr. and Iters. Rad clifTe Morrill are announcing the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann, to William Frederick Ramsay, son of Dr.

and Mrs. David Ramsay of Yonkers, N. Y. Miss Morrill graduated from Colby College in Waterville. Me.

Mr. Ramsay is a graduate of New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences. He served with the United States Navy during World War II. June is the month chosen for the wedding. ofc.j n.

fu firarinat. yow Into a rolm MiM Russell sided with the cen. sors, marking hrr first bteak in bh Mid: "I thoroughly r- with th Brffn oflic. It In the ptiblic't ufriuurd nd tht actor too. I certainly do not want to hm mo-cixUd with any pirturt, either tor my own company or any other, that ii dented th teal.

I fought and brefrd and argued over icener In tha pii-ture. 1 have no mora iay-ao over wnat nnaiiy appMirt on tt icreen than I dd in Tha hope and pray the studio will tea the light and make the cuta requeited. The artrei caio ihe vaa ached uled to make personal appearances at the St. Louis premiere, bu. ruMd when the learned the picture lacked Breen office approval SI.e added that the Incident will "certainly color aiy chances nj my re-iigning with the studio.

Her contract ends In February. Red Persecution Seen God's Way Toward Victory Bishop Wright Speaker at Silver Jubilee Mass of Exiled China Prelate God "wins his victories throuch what seems like defeat," Bishop John J. Wright of Worcester declared yesterday at the silver jubilee mass of Archbishop Paul Yu Pin of Nanking. China, cele brated at Holy Cross Cathedral. The presence in a New England sanctuary of the exiled Archbishop of Nanking brings back memories of the great exiled archbishops of the Middle Ages whose sufferings made the Church strong and who remain our inspiration to this day." said Bishop Wright.

He described the church In China as going through siUIcrlngs like those which "physically crip-pled but spiritually strengthened the church in Europe in the Middle Ages. The Archbishop offered a mass of thanksgiving. Officers of the mass were Very Rev. Matthew P. Stapelton, vice rector of St John's Seminary and Rev.

Peter J. Mc-Donough, Swampscott, deacons of honor; Very Rev. Edward F. Sweeney of the Society for tht. propagation of the Faith and Rev Paul Tong of St James' Church, deacon and subdeacon.

Very Rev. rrancis Kossiter was master of ceremonies. Arab League Drafts Answer to U.N. BEIRUT. Lebanon Dee 27 API Arab League delegates met here today to try to draft a note to the united Nations that would turn down Israel's call for direct peace talks but not offend the Bin West ern Powers.

The leaeue was lummnnarl at Jordan's reauest to consider Israel's act invoking an article of tne armistice agreement to force the Jordanians into direct talks. Volcano Blamed for Train Wreck in New Zealand AUKLAND. N. Dec. 27 (UP) Prime Minister Sydney G.

Hol land said tonight a volcanic eruD- tion probably caused the Christmas Eve railroad accident in which 166 persons died. He said "evidence is accumulat ing'' that a volcanic blast sent the torrent of water racing down the Wangaehu River to collaDse a bridge and plunge the train into ine stream. Holland returned here tonieht from the scene of the accident. His first act was to call on Queen Elizabeth, whose visit to New Zealand on her world tour was clouded by the accident. I told Her Maiestv." Holland said, "that I had four experienced mouniain guides sent to the crater of Mount Ruapehu.

The first thing the guides discovered wsa that the surface of the lake atop Ruapehu was about 29 feet lower than usual. Movie Schedules ASTOR "Captain's Paradise." 10:35. o.iu, a.t.T, EEACON HILL "Fan Fan the 10. 12, 2, 4, 6. 8, 10; News and Short, 8:30, 11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30.

7:30, BOW 1)01 "Veils of Bagdad." 12:40, 6:38. "Gun Belt," 11:11. 2:0. f)7 a ril CENTER "Canadian Pacific." 11. 2:08, 6:16, 8:24: "Cowboy and the b.jw.

EXETER "Little Fugitive' 4:05 6. .7:43, Short at 1:49. 3:30, 5:20. 7:10, 9:05. FENWAY "Three Sailors and a Girl." 11:45, 2:55, 6:10, "Safari Drums." 1:25.

4:40, 7:55. KEITH MEMORIAL "The Robe," 8. 11:35. 2:15. 4:50.

7:15. 8:40. KE.NMORE "Seven Deadly Sins." 1:05. 3:13. 5:21, 7:29.

Dlua Selected Shorts. MAJESTIC "Julius Ctetar," 3 m. and 8:30 t. m. MAYFLOWER "Little Boy Lost," 9:20, i "night Nurse, 10:56.

2. 5:05. 8:10. METROPOLITAN "King of the Khy-ber Rifles." 10, 12:20. 2:45, 7:25 9:50.

ORPHEUM "Quo Vadls," 8:30, 12:25, 3:20, 6:15. plua Shoits. PARAMOUNT "Three Sailors and a Otrl." 9:30. 12:30. 3:30 8:30: 'Safari Druma." 11:10, 2:10, 8:10.

SH. H-SS. 1,1. 3:30, 9-25; "Nebraskan, 11:15, 2 lu. SOl'TH STATION "Rodrlguer Story 10:47: plus Selected Shorts and News.

STATE "Quo 11:45. 2:50 8:55, 9: plus Shorts. TRANS-LUX "Crulslrg Down' the I'i'ci a a jr, a. Tit i.i ii i i i gambo." 10:41. 2:23, 5:55, 8:27, "Mo- TE1.EPIX Laurentian Holiday; Planta tion Melodies west roim: iimoer; Disney Cartoons: Late Newa.

Con tinuous. a. m. to Midnight. Sunday from 1 p.

m. UPTOWN "LWie Boy Lost." 11:25 2:50. 8:15, "I tha Jury," 1:05. 4:308. Pope Receives 10,000 Pilgrims VATICAN CITY.

Dec. 27 (Reu ters) Pope Pius XII today gave audience in his Vatican Palace to nearly 10,000 Christmas pilgrims from all over tne world. The level of the Caspian Sea is controlled largely by evaporation and there have been laree. irree lular variations in its level in historical times. iaHlnt the roovi tnduitry self crntorihlp code, and he says sne dvrn't like It bit.

IIKO, hlch operated by the Texas millionaire, has announced it will ojen Trench Line" In St Iouls next Tuesday although the picture has not received the oj approval from Ihe production administration. Tha 3D musical stars Mine Russell and Gilbert itolund. The Breen office, which must approve all Hollywood dims before tha teal ii given, has asked Hughes make certain cuts. An ofilce sprkesn.an was quoted saying there were "some Blaring breast shots of Jane Russell and a dance sequence ty that lady during her rendition of I want a man- 'that will certainly bring the cops to any theater where It shown. NEW FILM "Little Fugitive" Film With 7-Year-old Star "LillH Kuiltive, wrlltm.

dirertefl and produc" AM'f- Mprri lnfl ana Ruih Orkin. Kclrt JuMiih BunUih inc. Tha cut: jnrr Hlchla Ananitm rnnl Rlckit Brwatfr Ina Mnthtr Wlnmlred Cuahma Hlrta Man Jay illiama t'holnsraohar j-ae lrr tharha Mo Ctiarlit Tommy Canio By MAKJOBY ADAMS Unpretentious, but photographically fascinating. "Utile Fugitive" at the txeter Theatre is one ot the most Intriguing Alms of the year. The plot is as simple as a enna DooK the story itseii couia oe 101a in a couple of sentences.

But the sensitivity ot the camera, the studies of uninhibited youngsters as shown through their everyday life as well as during their unauthorized visit to Coney Island, is the kind of cinema fare suited to people who demand their motion pictures off the beaten patn ox entertainment. If you want a plot and action in films, then "Little Fugitive" is not for you. But if you like experimental films, and if you enjoy the interplay of photography and characterization, with each new sequence the sort of pic-turc-story you see in the lay-outs of fashionable magazines, then "Little Fugitive" will give satisfaction and pleasure. Seven year old Richie Andrusco is the small hero of "Little Fugitive." He is the kind of child we all have met. He is boyish, imita live, tun or iun.

cut ne can wnine when things go wrong and be a dreadful pest. It is his older brother who plays the joke on little Joey and causes the frightened seven-year-old to run away to Coney Island, financed by the $6 his mother had left for groceries. A boy like Joey can have a time for himself at Coney with $6 and a smart child can And out how to earn extra nickels and dir.ics through discarded pop bottles. -So "Little Fugitive" takes th child from onj concession to the next, with plenty of time spent with the pony ride man, remarkably well played 'by Jay Williams. I What wonderfully expressive i moments the cameramen have captured: the thrill and magic and eritement a boy with all Coney Island to choose from.

There are sad moments, too. wh'n he remembers his older brother. whom he believes dead. But tne unhaDDiness is chased away by tho marvels of the ponies and the thrill of batting baseballs or nun inn hull at various stationary ob jects, with the idea of getting small Drizes. "Little Fugitive" has won European awards for its ingenuity warmth and unusually fine cam erawork, antl it is one of those I "little" films that contain a lot 'more greatness than appears on its surface How much acting is done by the two boys in the film, and how imuch their appeal depends on the nhotoeraDhv is difficult to assess.

Anyway. "Little Fugitive" in fun if yor like kids and enjoy superb camerawork. Shubert Box Office Closes Today During Lee Shubert Services The Box Office of th; Shubert Theater, Tremont will be closed todav from 1 to 3 p. during services for Lee Shubert in New York. Shubert.

who died Friday nifrht at Mt. Sinai Hospital, was 78. Services will be held in Temple Emanu-El, New York. Canada Repairs Atomic Reactor OTTAWA. Dec.

27 (AP) Wil iliam J. Bennett, president of Atomic Enerev of Canada Ltd says the powerful reactor at Chalk River, Ont will be in operation again early in the new year. The was damaeed oy a lean a year ago. STAGE IN TOWN SHUBERT Now thru Ian. 23 EVES.

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AISI DAILY 2:30 p.m 17 p.m.sMD: io Colorful! Whimsical! Delishtfull HASGSODC ATTRACTIONS Louisa Mustln'a puppet playhouse N. E. MUTUAL HALL Box Office CO 6-7262 Working Age Adults Declining, Report Shows WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (AP)-isus Bureau said the following The Census Bureau released a changes occurred: i study today indicating that the nation's populition is growing fastest among youths and the elderly, but the number of working age adults is shrinking. The study in population changes by age groups was for tne period between April 1, 1950.

the dcte of tne last general census and. July 1. MoiieGuide 8TRANO 'Sword A tha Rota" "FSXCIS CV( TH Sit TtWI" BOW DPI SQUARE 7-1060 VICTOR MAIU8S oto. Momwumt 6UN BELT BELT BROOKLINE COOLIDCI Mat. 1:46 Ia.

7:45 On Our Wide Cinemascope acrean Miekay Spillana's THE JURY" "BABRg JET" Wobt. 8tio BROOKLINI tMa KHHM 0'l Si ScNml i2J. K3 "PETER PAN" 8EA DEVILS" "BEAR COUNTRY" CAMBRIDGE BRATTLE Harvard Sq. TR 6-4226 Rocjr Livtaay-David Nivan STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN" Technicolor :30 CHARLESTOWN THOMPSON SQ. Diantnam It latin Victor mature "vena or Baaoaa-BroJ Crtwtord "LAST POSSE" DORCHESTER ADAMS CE 4-2080 1 1:10 tnllt I Rnturt MlltMia "flight ausst" I stcoao CHAScr DINNERWARg TO THE LADIES EVERETT PARK THEATRE aa tar ainnmlt urnn Alia RrTTnUV RV" ladi ww i mv aaaa i Masaa Alto "Champ (or a Day" DORCHESTER Ga Madima Frank lartioy UE 6-9700 "CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVE Jamil Cagnry "HON IS IK THE STREETS FRAMINGHAM UNWED MBKINtA KIE a.

vXa' an m'wwn' I ttMuo ULLIVAN JRE'J ii4.ai-' 'CHtaVA VEMIURE LAI UAL Ca-Hit ST. GEORGE Etw. 6. Roklniaa "GLASS WEBB" A 1st la luitlltl Ctlar HIAWATHA" GORMAN Jaat Lla "FLIGHT NURSE" Dannli O'Keefe THE FAKE" AMWCAN THEATRES COAft NOW! In Eailaal Prtnltrt! MM IADD that touehftst 'PARATROOPER' of them all! UO GENU i mi 111XG law. Uftanges in the last 18 ticnths'next biggest growth, increasing were not given For the study, the population was broken up into four groups pre-school (children under of 6.1 percent, to 17,144,000.

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(All fticn IncluM rSttal Tn) reserved state only Box Office Open 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. or Order by Mail The Hfghty Adventure Hi sJac 3 JAM ALLSTON CLARK GASLE IIMni? A MBfi'l Tkl GARDNER mvunmifv wlef CAPITOL "GUN BELT" Color CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL SQ. BINfi CROSBY Coal. 1)1 1 1 "LITTLE BUY LOS GEORGE MONTGOMERY "GUN BELT" CHELSEA.

RIMS CROSBY "LITTLE BOY LOST" OLVMPIA Loat Poaaa" I Ctiotari M-O-M eaiscNTS Will AM fHAKf SflAtlK JULIUS CAESAR turn IAMES MAS0M lOrlM S1EUU! 10BIS CALHUHtBMQNI I'lllU ttllt CAKOMEMkaI rem TWICE BAILT MOMDAY THRU MIDAV a Satarta. nii 2 JO. 5:30 I EEV SEATS NOW SALE (OX OFFICE PRICES (lailiilnl tax) Matlaai 11 SO. SI 50. 41.20.

Entire S2.40, J1.S0 aai J1.50. MAJ ESTIC jr.5? i school age children (5 to 17 years old); adults of working age (18 to t4. and the elderly (65 and older) the period surveyed the Cen- of tndia EXTRA! TOU SEE IT 1 KITE ONLY! CONTINUOUS FROM P. M. All New Stow! WITHOUT SPECIAL GLASSES! Youth Declines Officer's Handshake? H' i Center of the Alumnae Associa tion Midwinter team tomorrow at Agassiz House.

Other honor guests include Miss Constance Ballou. di rector of and Miss Mil dred P. Sherman, dean of collegt relations. Mrs. George Howe of Cambridge is general chairman of the tea, to be held from 4 until 6 o'clock.

Mrs. Harold S. Bird of Belmont heads the list of pourers, which includes Mrs. Oliver L. Barker, Dtixbury: Mrs.

Arlan R. Coolidge, Providence; Mrs. Paul H. Demille, West Concord: Miss Margaret Dris- coll. Washington, D.

Miss Martha Hanf. Hartford; Miss May E. Milliken, Melrose, and Mrs, Al-ford Rudnick of Brookline, all members of the t'sss of 1929. who have planned their 25th reunion in June. Chairman of ushers is Miss Virginia Cronin of Cambridge, a member of the 10th year class.

The population of adults ol working age, the biggest single! group, declined by 874,000 to 89,4 96V ,000. a decrease of 0.7 percent, The population of school ago children shoved the biggesj growm, increasing z.ooz.ooo to 33, 1 112.000, an increase of 8.4 percent The elderly population had thsj 832.000 to 13,101,000 or by 6.8 per- cent. Children under five increased The Census Bureau said nearl all states showed gains in the nttn ber of children of pre-school age and in the elderly. Burglar Suspect After further questioning, thai youth was charged with breaking and entering in the nighttime and larceny. He gave his name as Harold R.

Sampson, Washington Reading. Bail set at $7000, Police said they would charge him with at' -Dt to break open the safe at Spero's Furniture Store ana a next door spa. both on Main st. police to look for the injured nand. A Quantity of ciearettes and $5 in cash were the only loot in me Dreatc.

wnich might have netted if the safe had been broken, Nixon Will Golf, I I Watch Football on Miami Vacation MIAMI. Dec. 27 (UP)-VIca President Richard Nixon, here for a week of relaxation swimming and golf, said today the only rea son he picks Florida instead of his native California for such trips is "Florida is closer." Nixon arrived unannounced by plane last night and checked in at a hotel on Key Biscayne. He said he hoped to see the New Year's Day grid classic between Maryland and Oklahoma, adding "I'll be rooting for the best players, not either of the teams." map win L. inomanai i physicians and dentlm recommend mm Lands in Jail as WAKEFIELD, Dec.

27The re fusal of a police officer's New Year handshake led to the arrest of a youthful suspect in a safe-break attempt here late last night. James l. McKeorv, looking for someone with a hand that may have been injured in a variety store break, noticed that a youth in a bowling alley kept his Movie Bulletin hand in his pocnet. tsotn Dreans occurred Christmas He approached, extended hislEve. Birod fo-iM at the scene led A 'Kebraskan' iXi 1 vrraairaiaa ttfl CROSRY Their FIRST in TECHNICOLOR MARTIN LEWIS "MONEY from a 1.

BOB HOPS I Plutf TONV MARTIN I "SAFARI I 'H ERE COME DORCHESTER SsrarJiV''FLICHT NURSE" eiann Ford-Gloria Grahaan "THE lie HEAT STRAND "MOGAMBO" Technicolor CLARK GARLE-AYA 6AHDHtR.RtLlT "GUN BELT" Taohnleolor NEWTON CORNER PARAMOUNT "Cftils tka Rim" T'e Jn "LITTLE BOY LOST" JOHN WAYNE "COWEOYSSIBL" RANDOtPN SCOTT 'CANADIAN PACtnC 1. a ASTOR Dewi al 915 A. M. Now Shawlnr ALEC GUINNESS Th Captain's Paradise" 3 YVONNE OE CARLO CELIA JOHNSON Hun! Oea't tall ytar IrlaMt kn It rati technicolor'r hand in a friendly way, and Hanny Nev wi i tne youth failed to respond. McKeon demanded a iook at tne nana ana found it bandaged.

Pravda Complains Tarzan Films Scare Soviet Farm Animals MOSCOW, Dec. 27 (AP) Pravda has blasted Soviet movie distributors for sending out old American pictures featuring Tarzan, whose jungle roars are scaring the chickens and pigs on collective farms. The official newspaper of the Russian Communist party oe- manded that Soviet peasants, instead of being required to watch "trashv" stuff like larzan ana American cowboy and pirate films, be shown serious films about Rus sian scientists, doctors, ana teachers. British Youth Deserts Legion "FLIGHT NURSE" JO AM LtJl.II rOKREST TUCMni i yiu 's NATICK COLONIAL "Cruiain1 Down tha River fling Crotby "LITTLE BOY LOST" NEWTON Wilt 0lnt "PETER PAN" TacliRl Calar NEWTON Dallfy "Kit trial Lift Flald ROSLINDALE Saaarl Taylar RIALTQ "All ISa Bratntri Wirt Valiant' 'GUN BELT" Tetaaletltr ROXBURY RIVOLI HI 5-0100 Bina Croabv "LITTLE BOY LOST" tl W.dwn "GUN FUr" tnlar ROXIE Attlna Hit Eltw G. Roalna "CLASS WEB" THE CRUEL SEA" SOMERVILLE CAPITOL BALL SQ.

SOREST STACK "SABRE JET "Kansas City Confidential" Ell. fi. Snainwn "VICE SQUAD" rd Skrltta "Hill Hart" CENTRAL WALTHAM CENTRAL Mat. 2 In. 6:15 Sttaart Sranter WHO HTH" n.

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